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Electro Harmonix

Name: Stereo Clone Theory, Analog Chorus / Vibrato
Brand: Electro Harmonix
SKU: CLONE THEORY
Price: 112.00 GBP
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Stereo Clone Theory, Analog Chorus / Vibrato

£112.00 £93.33

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CLONE THEORY

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Electro Harmonix Stereo Clone Theory Analog Chorus / Vibrato

The Electro-Harmonix Stereo Clone Theory is a reissue of one of the brand’s most beloved modulation pedals, delivering lush analogue chorus and vibrato with that classic EHX warmth and depth. Designed for guitar, bass, and keyboards, this pedal offers rich, dimensional tones that range from subtle shimmer to deep, swirling modulation — all in true stereo.

Key Features

Analog Circuitry: 100% analogue signal path for warm, organic tone.
Dual Stereo Outputs: Create expansive stereo imaging or use mono for traditional setups.
Chorus & Vibrato Modes: Switch between lush chorus textures or expressive pitch vibrato.
Depth and Rate Controls: Fine-tune the modulation intensity and speed to match your sound.
True Bypass: Preserves your tone when the pedal is off.
Rugged EHX Construction: Built to withstand touring and studio use.

Controls

Depth: Adjusts the intensity of modulation.
Rate: Sets the speed of the chorus or vibrato effect.
Mode Switch: Select between Chorus and Vibrato modes.

Specifications

Type: Analog Chorus / Vibrato
Bypass: True Bypass
Inputs: 1 x 1/4" (Instrument)
Outputs: 2 x 1/4" (Stereo/Mono)
Power: 9V battery or optional 9V DC power adapter
Dimensions: 4.75" (L) x 4.0" (W) x 2.25" (H)
Weight: Approx. 1.5 lbs

The Stereo Clone Theory is prized for its smooth, shimmering chorus that enhances clean tones and adds lush motion to distorted sounds. In Vibrato mode, it delivers a dreamy, pitch-shifting modulation that can range from subtle movement to dramatic wobble — perfect for both classic and experimental tones.